Sentences with phrase «journalistic practice»

Note: This is the second time the reporter of the story wrote a one - sided story plugging out - of - the district candidate Milano, without engaging in the fair journalistic practice of contacting the other side and reporting both sides of the story.

Their focus is mainly journalistic practice in North America.

Osoyoos Times is a member of the National Newsmedia Council, which is an independent organization established to deal with acceptable journalistic practices and ethical behaviour.

Since 2008, however, government scientists in every field have been obliged to pass on even the most mundane queries to their affiliated media departments, which almost always insist on seeing written questions before approving interviews (a break with many generations of standard journalistic practice) and rarely provide much more than background detail and bland, canned talking points.

The IDA Enterprise Doc Fund provides production and development funds to feature - length documentary films taking on in - depth explorations of original, contemporary stories and integrating journalistic practice into the filmmaking process.

The very point of the case was that Gawker was on the edge of journalism and way outside the bounds of good journalistic practices.

At its root, this article rejects critics» suggestion that social media use within the courtroom merely acts as the 21st century equivalent of the reporter's pen and paper, and thus does not represent a radical break from past journalistic practices.

The Elevate Grant provides funds to emerging women filmmakers of color directing feature - length documentary films that explore original, contemporary stories and integrate journalistic practice into the filmmaking process.

And note well, this post concerns simply my disappointment with CNN's sloppy journalistic practices, namely the failure to separate opinion from fact.

Given the history of the last six or more years, it should be of little surprise to you that many people in this country have no desire to have any more of our media fall into your hands, tainted as News International is by a history of completely unacceptable journalistic practices.

Traditional, professional journalistic practices require independently verifying leads or stories with more than one source.

The 68 - page document is part of a separate but related investigation into law - breaking journalistic practices that resulted in the Murdochs testimony Tuesday in front of the Culture, Media and Sports select committee.

That makes the film much more than just an indictment of questionable journalistic practices.

Police corruption and unethical journalistic practice severely impeded efforts to find justice.

Many welcome the Guardian's new apparent openness and return to normal journalistic practice.

Osoyoos Times is a member of the National Newsmedia Council, which is an independent organization established to deal with acceptable journalistic practices and ethical behaviour.

«The story's blowup comes as another shock to journalism's credibility amid head - swiveling change in the media industry,» the report said, adding that the incident highlights the need for newsrooms to reaffirm the best journalistic practices.

(3) When Ed Miliband hired Tom Baldwin to be his Director of Communications, did he ask him about his past journalistic practices, including whether he authorised or was part of efforts to break into Conservative Party bank accounts, as alleged by Lord Ashcroft?

The IDA Enterprise Documentary Fund provides production funds of up to $ 100,000 to feature - length documentaries exploring original, contemporary stories that integrate journalistic practice.

While they can be open to interpretation, the rigour of a mainstream media house and their journalistic practices can make it safer to trust a story.

More the pity that the conclusion at which Mr. Steinfels arrives exemplifies the journalistic practices he so incisively criticizes.

The idea of legislating against these journalistic practices is the first step towards an Orwellian future.

This article has restored my confidence in your journalistic practices.

Dwight Eisenhower never got a question like that; that form was virtually nonexistent as a journalistic practice in the 1950s.

Adrian Martin is the exemplary figure here, developing the possibilities opened up by Meaghan Morris in the»70s in her journalistic practice for the Herald and the Financial Review.

Shown along side a larger context of image manipulation in contexts of journalism — from Roger Fenton's Civil War photographs, to media outlets misrepresenting the Baltimore uprisings earlier this year by using a 2014 image taken in Venezuela — this show charts the of nuanced fields of responsibility and fallibility present in, and inseparable from, the history of journalistic practice.

Starting in the late 1990s, big companies whose profits were tied to fossil fuels recognized they could use this journalistic practice to amplify the inherent uncertainties in climate projections and thus potentially delay cuts in emissions from burning those fuels.

Unfortunately, the journalistic practice of relying on questionable press releases is widespread, thus leading «journalists» to embellish and promulgate fake science and, of course, leading to ludicrous fear - mongering.

Osoyoos Times is a member of the National Newsmedia Council, which is an independent organization established to deal with acceptable journalistic practices and ethical behaviour.